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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1952
Page
3
The multiflora rose is becoming a popular permanent living fence in the Midwest and western regions. Farmers report it reduces wind erosion and protects young crops while not shading or weakening neighboring crops. It can be planted in straight rows or contour to fit conservation plans, providing cover for small animals and songbirds and aiding pest control by reducing insect damage.
Grantland Rice compares pro football and baseball noting how football added Los Angeles San Francisco and Dallas boosting growth. Baseball clings to 11 cities 16 teams while attendance climbs in others, prompting talk of a major league expansion or relocation.
The catalog promotes four and four and a half inch poodles in light blue and black transfers for sports shirts blouses head scarves and hostess aprons. Priced at 25 cents for color French poodle patterns with transfer and laundering instructions.
Economists describe the past five years as a Golden Age for farmers, noting rising prices, higher yields, mechanization, broader research-driven practices, and improved living standards. They predict continued growth with more methods and machinery advancing agricultural prosperity.
A national manufacturer releases spray paint designed for farm and touch up work. The product promises factory finish without brushes or cleaners, reducing mess and irritation during small repairs.
Economists predict at least a five percent rise in farm real estate values in 1952, driven by land as a safe investment. They warn that farm ventures need proper management and planning to avoid poor returns amid past inflation and speculative factors.
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